I have read two articles in the Independent, both of which are quite positive about the programme:

http://education.independent.co.uk/graduate_options/mbas_guide/article91654.ece (last part of article)
http://education.independent.co.uk/graduate_options/mbas_guide/article363249.ece

Hope this helps...

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The Exeter MBA is accredited by The Association of MBAs, which is strong evidence that it's a good course. See www.mbaworld.com

sure, thanks!

Is aMBA accrediation enough to make a program worthwhile? I reckon Middlesex MBA is also on the list, so does that mean it has a good standing then?
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<blockquote>Is aMBA accrediation enough to make a program worthwhile? </blockquote>

Accreditation is of course not the only thing you should look at. Exeter and Middlesex are not that internationally known to make it in the top 100 schools worldwide (I think). To get an imression about the standing of theses schools within the UK you can look at the national UK rankings of (undergraduate!) business studies by the Times and Guardian:

http://extras.timesonline.co.uk/gooduniversityguide2005/20business.pdf
http://education.guardian.co.uk/universityguide2004/table/0,14557,1216703,00.html?alpha=0&index=7 (ranked by job prospects)

According to that, Exeter is quite good (top 20 in the Times ranking is not too bad).

Thanks, this was most helpful!